Pulse or digital communications – Repeaters – Testing
Patent
1992-01-30
1994-05-17
Chin, Stephen
Pulse or digital communications
Repeaters
Testing
375 96, H04B 110
Patent
active
053134974
ABSTRACT:
A method of detecting a disturbing signal for demodulating digital data, wherein, on the modulated signal transposed into baseband, the disturbing signal is detected by periodically inserting known signals by means of a fixed guard time delay ((R+I)T.sub.s) applied to the received signal prior to demodulation, and wherein said method includes: a step of estimating the square of the modulus of the cross-correlation of the received referenced signal and of the expected signal at a determined instant when the reference signal is assumed to be present; a step of estimating the square of the correlation of the received signal at the same instant, of multiplying by a coefficient which represents the square of the threshold for the estimated correlation coefficient, and of multiplying by the number of reference symbols used in a reference burst; and a step of comparing with each other the two quantities obtained simultaneously during the preceding two steps. The invention also relates to apparatus for implementing the method. The invention is particularly applicable to digital radio beams.
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Darmon Marc
Eudes Jacques
Sadot Philippe
Thebault Bertrand
Alcatel Telspace
Chin Stephen
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